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THE BROAD STAGE IN ASSOCIATION WITH EVA PRICE STACEY MINDICH BETSY BERNSTEIN ARS NOVA CATHERINE ADLER/SEAN HUDOCK BURNT UMBER PRODUCTIONS AMANDA DUBOIS REBECCA GOLD SALLY HORCHOW IRIS SMITH CRAIG BALSAM/KURT DEUTSCH ERIC CORNELL/JENNA SEGAL PRESENT THE ARS NOVA PRODUCTION OF SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS WRITTEN BY BESS WOHL DIRECTED BY RACHEL CHAVKIN STARRING CONNOR BARRETT BEN BECKLEY EDWARD CHIN-LYN ORVILLE MENDOZA BRENNA PALUGHI SOCORRO SANTIAGO CHERENE SNOW SET DESIGN COSTUME DESIGN LIGHTING DESIGN LAURA JELLINEK TILLY GRIMES MIKE INWOOD PROPS DESIGN SOUND DESIGN VIDEO DESIGN ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR NOAH MEASE STOWE NELSON ANDREW SCHNEIDER LAUREN Z. ADELMAN PRODUCTION GENERAL PRODUCTION CASTING MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT STAGE MANAGER DIRECTOR J. MICHAEL STAFFORD MAXIMUM ENTERTAINMENT JAMES STEELE HENRY RUSSELL BERGSTEIN, CSA Originally Developed and World Premiere by Ars Nova Jason Eagan, Founding Artistic Director | Renee Blinkwolt, Managing Director Small Mouth Sounds is performed without an intermission. Theatre at The Broad Stage made possible in part by generous gifts from Laurie & Bill Benenson and Susan Stockel. Small Mouth Sounds at The Broad Stage made possible in part by a generous gift from Linda & Michael Keston. 4 JAN 2018 CAST Connor Barrett Ben Beckley Edward Chin-Lyn Orville Mendoza Brenna Palughi Socorro Santiago Cherene Snow BIOS Timbers and Roger Rees). Other work includes plays with Clubbed Thumb, CONNOR BARRETT (JAN) Theater: New Georges, TACT and Berkshire Theatre The Purple Lights of Joppa Illinois, Group; musicals with Prospect Theater Finer Noble Gases, The Metal Children, Company, Public Theater/Joe’s Pub and Saul Kimmer in Adam Rapp’s production Playhouse on Park; four international of True West. Various work at Geva tours with Temporary Distortion; and Theatre, McCarter Theatre Center and five original works with The Assembly Williamstown Theatre Festival. (company member, all dir. Jess Chayes). Other New York credits include SPF On-camera credits include The Onion, and the New York Fringe Festival. The Jew of Malta and Easy Living. Film/television: The Runaround, Hot in www.benbeckley.com Cleveland, We Hate Paul Revere, True Blood, Parks and Recreation, CSI: NY, EDWARD CHIN-LYN (RODNEY) Television/ Harry’s Law, Rita Rocks, Do Not Disturb, Film: Set It Up, Jessica Jones, Feed the The Jury, Guiding Light. He has a BFA in Beast, Limitless, Elementary, Person of acting from Northwestern University and Interest, The Mysteries of Laura, Mysteries an MFA from NYU Tisch School of the Arts. at the Museum. Theater: KPOP Workshop, True West, Reconstruction, Leviticus w. BEN BECKLEY (NED) recently appeared in Bekah Brunstetter, 2015 Worldwide Play Dying For It at Atlantic Theater Company Festival, The Brig, Wake, You Can’t Take It (dir. Neil Pepe) and the first national tour With You, A Grimm Reality, A Year in the of Peter and the Starcatcher (dir. Alex Life. www.edwardchinlyn.com JAN 2018 VISIT THEBROADSTAGE.ORG 5 ORVILLE MENDOZA (TEACHER) Heaven’s Prisoners, Devil’s Advocate, Select credits. Broadway: Peter and the iCreep, recently completed filming on Starcatcher, Pacific Overtures. Off- Widows directed by Steven McQueen. Broadway: Pacific Overtures (Classic Stage Co.), Found (Atlantic Theatre Co.), CHERENE SNOW (JUDY) Broadway: Cat on Passion (CSC), Romeo and Juliet, Timon of a Hot Tin Roof with Scarlett Johansson. Athens and Road Show (all at The Public/ Off-Broadway/Regional: Walking Down NYSF). Regional: La Jolla Playhouse, ACT, Broadway, Last of the Thorntons, Welcome Philadelphia Theatre Co., KC Rep., East To Fear City, Having Our Say, Little Foxes, West Players, Goodspeed, Long Wharf. Fata Morgana, brownsville song: b-side TV: The Blacklist, Law and Order: CI and for tray, Civil War Voices, Black Pearl many commercials. Orville is a Drama Desk Sings, Doubt, To Kill a Mockingbird, Coyote Award nominee and Barrymore Award on a Fence. Film/TV: Arthur, Perhaps winner. www.orvillemendoza.com Tomorrow, My Sassy Girl, City of Angels, The Long Walk Home, Law & Order, Law BRENNA PALUGHI (ALICIA) Broadway: & Order SVU, Third Watch, Chappelle’s A Time To Kill. New York: Sarah in Scared Show. of Sarah (La Mama), Naked in a Fishbowl and King Lear (Cherry Lane). Regional: BESS WOHL (PLAYWRIGHT) Bess Wohl’s World Builders (CATF), Phedre, Orlando, plays include Small Mouth Sounds Three Sisters (Yale). TV & Film: High (Top Ten of 2015 in The New York Times, Maintenance, The Family, The Mysteries of The Guardian, New York Post and others, Laura, Royal Pains, Mozart in the Jungle, Best of 2016 in New York Magazine and Synechdoche, NY, She She and the short others); Continuity (upcoming at The film Close, which she wrote and directed. Goodman Theatre New Stages); American She founded a theater company, Virago, Hero, Barcelona (LA Ovation Award and is a proud company member of nomination); Touched; In; Cats Talk Back; The Actor’s Center in NYC. MFA Yale and the original musical Pretty Filthy in School of Drama. collaboration with Michael Friedman and The Civilians (Lucille Lortel and SOCORRO SANTIAGO (JOAN) Broadway: Drama Desk nominations for Outstanding The Bacchae. Off-Broadway: Roundabout Musical). Her work has been produced or Theatre, Clubbed Thumb, Rattlestick developed at Second Stage, Ars Nova, The Theatre, Public Theatre, INTAR, EST, Williamstown Theatre Festival, The Geffen BAM, Ma-Yi theatre, 59E59 Theatre, Playhouse and many others. She is the Lark theatre. Regional: Long Wharf recipient of the Sam Norkin special Drama Theatre, Goodman Theatre, Victory Desk Award for “establishing herself as Gardens (Jeff Award), Huntington (IRNE an important voice in New York theater” nomination), Shakespeare Theatre, and the John Gassner Outer Critics Guthrie Theatre. TV: Mozart in the Jungle, Circle Award. Bess also writes for film and Seven Seconds, all the “Law & Orders”, television and has developed projects for Characters, Blue Bloods, All My Children HBO, ABC, USA, Disney, Paramount and (ALMA award). Film: Freedomland, others. 6 JAN 2018 RACHEL CHAVKIN (DIRECTOR) is a Coast Rep. Opera: Opera Theatre of director, writer and dramaturg, as well as St. Louis, Boston Lyric Opera, Opera the artistic director of Brooklyn-based Philadelphia, Atlanta Opera, Juilliard. Obie company the TEAM (www.theteamplays. for Sustained Excellence in Design. org), whose unique collaborative process was the subject of a documentary. TILLY GRIMES (COSTUME DESIGNER) Selected work: Dave Malloy’s Natasha, is an English theatre designer based Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 (Ars Nova, in New York. Recent/Upcoming Kazino, A.R.T., Broadway), Marco Ramirez’s Credits: Underground Railroad Game The Royale (Old Globe, LCT), Bess Wohl’s (International, National Tour & Ars Nova), Small Mouth Sounds (Ars Nova/ Small Mouth Sounds dir. Rachel Chavkin, Off-Broadway/national tour), Anaïs Deathless dir. Tina Landau (GoodSpeed). Mitchell’s Hadestown (NYTW), Anne Awards: Lortel Nomination Best Costume Washburn’s Iphigenia in Aulis (CSC) and Design, Balsamo Grant for Immigrant multiple collaborations with Taylor Mac Artists, Irish Design Award, Irish Times including judy’s extravaganza The Lily’s Theatre Nomination & Onstage Critics Revenge, Act 2 (HERE). The TEAM’s work Award. New York: Roundabout, Ars has been seen worldwide, including at Nova, Foundry, Red Bull Theatre, Cherry the Public Theater, PS122, UK’s National Lane, The Pearl, Clubbed Thumb, Here Theatre and Royal Court, the National Arts Centre, Barrow Group & La Mama. Theatre of Scotland and festivals across Regional: Williamstown Theatre Festival, Europe, Australia and Asia. NYTW Usual New York Stage and Film, Alley Theatre, Suspect. Winner of 3 Obie Awards, Goodspeed Opera, OSF, Wilma, Hudson Drama Desk, Elliot Norton & IRNE awards, Valley Shakespeare, Two Rivers Theatre multiple Lucille Lortel nominations, twice Company, Trinity Repertory Company, nominated for the Doris Duke Impact Pittsburgh Public & Westport County Award and nominated for the Tony® Award Playhouse. Opera: Boston Lyric Opera, for Best Direction for her work on Great Philadelphia Opera, Curtis School of Comet. She and Comet’s Dave Malloy are Music & Juilliard School of Vocal Arts. recipients of the 2017 Smithsonian Award Guest artist at Julliard, Duke University, for Ingenuity. University of Rochester, Trinity College Dublin. M.F.A from NYU Tisch. LAURA JELLINEK (SCENIC DESIGNER) Broadway: Marvin’s Room. Off-Broadway: MIKE INWOOD (LIGHTING DESIGN) The Antipodes, Everybody, The Wolves, Off-Broadway premieres of: Small A Life (Lortel award, Drama Desk Mouth Sounds (Signature Theatre), HIR nomination), Marjorie Prime, The Nether (Playwrights Horizons), Stupid Fucking Bird (Lortel nomination), The Village Bike, (Pearl), Out Cold/Zippo Songs (BAM), Half Buzzer. Multiple projects with The Debate Moon Bay (Lesser America/Cherry Lane), Society & The Mad Ones. Regional: Yale Miles for Mary (The Mad Ones). Regional Rep, Bard Summerscape, Cincinnati productions with: Boston Lyric Opera, Playhouse, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Magic Williamstown Theatre Festival, South Theatre, Pittsburgh Opera, Perseverance JAN 2018 VISIT THEBROADSTAGE.ORG 7 Theatre, Company of Fools, Hudson Valley w/Lauren Port. NY Theatre: The Shakespeare Festival. Emmy Award (NBC, Lyons (Broadway), Gloria, Kid Victory, 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games). Middletown, Wig Out, Natasha, Pierre www.mikeinwood.com & the Great Comet of 1812 (Ars Nova – original production), Preludes, 3C, Gorilla STOWE NELSON (SOUND DESIGN). New Man. TV: US Casting Black Mirror
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